\n\n\"You owe me five farthings,\" say the bells of St Martin's.\n\nTurn again, Whittington, thrice Lord Mayor of London. The bells that called [[Dick Whittington]] back to London in [http://www.longlongtimeago.com/llta_folktales_dickwhittington.html the story].\n\nOne definition of a [[Cockney]] is \"one born within the sound of Bow bell\".\n\nContrary to what some believe, the Bow Bells are not in [[Bow Church]] in the [[East End]], but at the [[Church of St Mary le Bow]], on [[Cheapside]] in the [[City of London]]. The current ones are also not all that old, having been cast at the [[Whitechapel]] bellfoundry in 1956.\n\n* [http://www.stmarylebow.co.uk/?Bow_Bells All about the Bow Bells, from the St Mary le Bow website]\n\n----\n","opening_hours_text":"","node_image_licence":"","node_image_url":"","summary":"","latitude":"","categories":[],"postcode":"","fax":"","formatted_content":"
\n\"When will you pay me,\" says the bell of Old Bailey.
\n\"When I grow rich,\" say the bells of Shoreditch.
\n\"When will that be?\" say the bells of Stepney.
\n\"I do not know,\" says the great bell of Bow.\n\n
\n\n\"You owe me five farthings,\" say the bells of St Martin's.\n
\n\"When will you pay me,\" says the bell of Old Bailey.
\n\"When I grow rich,\" say the bells of Shoreditch.
\n\"When will that be?\" say the bells of Stepney.
\n\"I do not know,\" says the great bell of Bow.\n\n
Turn again, Whittington, thrice Lord Mayor of London. The bells that called [Dick Whittington]? back to London in the story.
\nOne definition of a Cockney is \"one born within the sound of Bow bell\".
\nContrary to what some believe, the Bow Bells are not in Bow Church in the East End, but at the Church of St Mary le Bow, on [Cheapside]? in the City of London. The current ones are also not all that old, having been cast at the [Whitechapel]? bellfoundry in 1956.
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